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% CPU over 75% over perid of time

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Is there any way to calculate the amount of time in % over say a day or week or month that the cpu has been over 75%.

i have tried using the uptime % on the report but cannot configure the system to alter it

any ideas

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Created on Jun 9, 2011 9:47:45 AM by xenosnoop (50) ●1 ●1



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Hi

I have worked it out!!!!!!

there is a way to affect the uptime % of the CPU using limits on the channels, if I set the upper limit to 75% then that will class the sensor as down thus affecting the uptime percentage, the down time percentage is tha amount of time/% that the cpu has been over the set limit.

thanks anyway

Created on Jun 9, 2011 1:38:20 PM by xenosnoop (50) ●1 ●1



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Hello,

I'm afraid that is not directly possible in PRTG. You could however export the monitoring data into a CSV, and then perform this calculation in Excel or a similar application.

best regards.

Created on Jun 9, 2011 1:06:44 PM by Torsten Lindner [Paessler Support]



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Hi

I have worked it out!!!!!!

there is a way to affect the uptime % of the CPU using limits on the channels, if I set the upper limit to 75% then that will class the sensor as down thus affecting the uptime percentage, the down time percentage is tha amount of time/% that the cpu has been over the set limit.

thanks anyway

Created on Jun 9, 2011 1:38:20 PM by xenosnoop (50) ●1 ●1



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